Nate's Food Company (NHMD)

[Lyons2112]

Joseph Wade is CEO of WB Partners
WB Partners took Nate's public.

This is from WB partners.

"While the Company is finalizing the deal points with the brokers and pricing terms for the product, the Company has begun to increase its capacity in anticipation of the orders from the contracts the food brokers will bring to the Company. By beginning to increase the capacity now, the Company will avoid costly expenses that plagued Batter Blaster and prevent any delays in meeting the increase in demand that is created for our products in what we expect to be over 50,000 points of distributions.

These are the initial steps of the Company is taking to grow the revenues in anticipation of up-listing to the New York Stock Exchange in the next 3 – 5 years. In addition to the revenue requirements, the Company would need a shares of at least $3.00 and market capitalization of $75 Million"

From: [e-mail] [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2014 8:03 PM
To: [e-mail]
Subject: Update

We have been receiving a number of emails requesting updates on our clients. We understand the excitement related to them. however, understand that we only take on clients that we can incubate and help them grow. This is a slow process as we go through completing audits and filing Form 10s to become a reporting entity to the SEC. We are not interested in any clients whose sole purpose is to engage in any sort of pump and dump mechanisms. We initially encouraged our clients to provide updates through press release prior to the Form 10’s becoming effective.

We started W+B Partners in May 2014 with the purpose of taking real private companies public as a way to provide capital for their growth and expansion. In hindsight we should not have announced our currents until their Form 10s went effective. That was a mistake on our part that we will correct. Going forward we won’t announce these transactions until after our client’s Form 10s go effective. This way expectations in the market will be set in accordance with the reality the companies are facing.

Sincerely,
Joseph Wade